President Donald Trump’s makes an attempt at positioning himself as a non secular man are roundly debunked in a brand new advert from the progressive PAC MeidasTouch.

The two-minute spot launched Friday — titled “Trump’s Lethal Sins” ― exhibits how the president has repeatedly failed to stick to the Ten Commandments.

“Trump’s reference to faith is like his reference to actuality –- it’s nonexistent and he assaults it on daily basis,” the PAC wrote on its web site.

Take a look at the advert right here:

NEW VIDEO

We’re finished with #TrumpsDeadlySins pic.twitter.com/OCoMTw6PxR

— MeidasTouch.com (@MeidasTouch) October 30, 2020

In its first 12 hours on-line, the video was seen on Twitter greater than 700,000 instances. It’s unclear if it is going to air on tv.

Most of the anti-Trump advertisements launched by the progressive group ― which was based by legal professional Ben Meiselas and his two brothers earlier this 12 months ― have gone viral in current weeks. However the impact that their clips, and people launched by different political teams, have on persuading swing voters continues to be up for debate.

Republican Voters In opposition to Trump, in the meantime, closed its marketing campaign to defeat the president on Tuesday with this video of rank-and-file Republicans endorsing Democratic nominee Joe Biden:

The RVAT Closing Advert

Numerous Republicans are placing nation over celebration & voting for the candidate of character – @JoeBiden.

Thanks to all Republicans who’ve united in opposition to Trump, it has been an honor amplifying your voices.

Airing on TV in swing states this weekend. pic.twitter.com/rTl4hbZwkq

— Republican Voters In opposition to Trump (@RVAT2020) October 29, 2020

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